Laugh and Live

CONTENTS

Chapter                          [Original Page]

I. "Whistle and Hoe—Sing As We Go" [9]

II. Taking Stock of Ourselves [16]

III. Advantages of an Early Start [25]

IV. Profiting by Experiencer [34]

V. Energy, Success and Laughter [41]

VI. Building Up a Personality [48]

VII. Honesty, the Character Builder [55]

VIII. Cleanliness of Body and Mind [64]

IX. Consideration for Others [75]

X. Keeping Ourselves Democratic [84]

XI. Self-Education by Good Reading [92]

XII. Physical and Mental Preparedness [101]

XIII. Self-Indulgence and Failure [109]

XIV. Living Beyond Our Means [116]

XV. Initiative and Self-Reliance [125]

XVI. Failure to Seize Opportunities [134]

XVII. Assuming Responsibilities [140]

XVIII. Wedlock in Time [147]

XIX. Laugh and Live [155]

XX. A "Close-Up" of Douglas Fairbanks [168]



LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Laugh and Live

Do You Ever Laugh?

Over the Hedge and on His Way

Preparing to Pair With the Prickly Pear

A Little Spin Among the Saplings

Over the Hills and Far Away—Father and Son

A Scene from "His Picture in the Papers"

A Scene from "The Americano"—Matching Wits for Gold

Taking on Local Color

A Scene from "His Picture in the Papers"

Douglas Fairbanks in "The Good Bad-Man"

Squaring Things With Sister—From "The Habit of Happiness"

A Scene from "In Again—Out Again"

Bungalowing in California

Demonstrating the Monk and the Hand-Organ to a
Body of Psychologists

"Wedlock in Time"—The Fairbanks' Family

Here's Hoping

A Close-Up